An alternative take on Yaad Piya Ki Aaye , A Thumri by Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan featuring Harini Rao on the vocals

Recorded and produced at Tapeloop for a short 'If only i could fly'

Guitars/Bass/Arrangement - Vivek Sagar
Drums/Percussion/Mix - Sanjay Das

Yaad piya ki aaye

Passing through the dreams is a song from Akram Ul Haq’s debut album. The song is inspired by this grandmother’s support for other’s dreams and the strength in unconditional love. It captures the power of collective dreaming that helps change societies. The song came to him during the grieving process of his Grandmother’s death. 

After writing the song, Akram came across this idea in Niel Gaiman’s series the Sandman. Vol 2 #18 “A Dream of a Thousand Cats”, is largely about how dreams construct reality and if enough people believe in an idea it manifests into reality. Constructs like equality, justice, fairness essentially exist because people believe in them. 

Akram is fascinated by the idea that humans are connected through the collective unconsciousness and we can travel through each other’s dreams.

Passing Through The Dreams

Arranged for 'Sainma'  
Directed by Tharun Bhascker
Featuring a part of 'Harikatha' by a street performer
Programmed/Arranged by Vivek Sagar
Mixed by Sanjay Das at Tapeloop

Dappustep

Foolish Man

I should have uploaded this a long time ago. But oh well.. it's been  a good 6 months since I turned 27 and so far, it's been fun! 
Happy Listening!

Well, I Turn 27 // Original Compostion // Ukulele // Dishkaow

Hey Guys, 

Here is a live performance of my Upcoming Album "Cold'n'High" @The Gallery Cafe, Hyderabad. Do have a listen and let me know what you think :)

Cheers,
Ferdie 

Passing Through The Dreams

Akram Ul Haq

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